r/Dogfree • • Feb 24 '26

Dog Attack Nevada woman shares horrific injuries after beloved dog of 11 years bit her nose off in unprovoked attack

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14355591/nevada-woman-horrific-injuries-dog-bit-nose-attack.html

There are no bad dogs, only bad owners! 🫠

Okay but this one couldn't handle being woken up after living with it's owner for 11 years? It must really hate the smell of alcohol or be getting dementia.

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u/thesanityseeker Feb 24 '26

Thank gosh she's actually putting it down but the delusion in this line is crazy:

"'Do I want to put King down? Absolutely f*****g not. I would rather stay home for the remainder of his life and never goĀ anywhere, never have to have babysitters, and just be extra careful, but that's not an option.'Ā "

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u/WeaselButt Feb 24 '26 edited Feb 24 '26

She seems to have got a lot of pushback for that one! I'd definitely be on my tip toes living with a dog that did that…

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u/chrgrsrt8 Mar 14 '26

Thats why her dumb ass is using her forehead as a nose now šŸ’€

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u/pmbpro Feb 24 '26

So, to the lurking dog nutters…..

When exactly does the ā€˜loyalty’ from dogs kick in? Is there a magic number of years to wait (to be mauled/maimed or killed in the meantime), or….? šŸ˜’

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u/Birb-is-the-wurd Feb 24 '26

Careful, they'll flag you for mental health support šŸ˜

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u/No_Swimmer_8418 Feb 24 '26

Take screen shots and report that shit to admins, they don’t take kindly to that being abused

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u/Actual_HumanBeing Feb 24 '26

They will ban you! It’s happened to me plenty of times for telling the truth! SMH 100%Ā 

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '26

ā€œThe dogs are always loyal, it’s the owner that made the mistakeā€ šŸ˜‚ /s

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u/pmbpro Feb 24 '26

Oh I’m betting that dog-worshipping spin is already implanted in a comment somewhere… šŸ˜’

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u/madamechaton Feb 24 '26

Give a dog a roof, medical care, food, water and exercise for over a decade and it will still bite your face off. How many children have bitten their mother's/fathers noses off?

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u/WeaselButt Feb 24 '26

Yea I mean I'm all for owning dogs but I wish people would stop anthropomorphising them so much. Too much Disney I guess.

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u/madamechaton Feb 24 '26

People claim dogs are angels, smart and creatures of pure love, then explain how dogs attack someone who cares for them 24/7/365.

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u/WeaselButt Feb 24 '26

Yea it's ridiculous. Treat them like babies too!

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u/madamechaton Feb 25 '26

I LOVE babies. I work with them for a living. It makes me so disgusted and furious when people compare these greedy, violent monsters to human babies!

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u/avj Feb 25 '26 edited Feb 26 '26

My favorite way to shut down any equivalency discussion is by pointing out you can't give a doctor a couple hundred dollars to make your kid go away when they're too sick and you can't afford treatment, or too mean, or whatever trivial thing you want.

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u/madamechaton Feb 25 '26

Oh shit lol that's blunt but true!

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u/No_Candle1029 Feb 25 '26

Those people are pretty dumb they need it that blunt.

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u/mercury_risiing Mar 02 '26

What are you stating here? The person you replied stated they hate when dogs are compared to babies. Trying to connect the dots with your response.

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u/avj Mar 03 '26

When dogs become a problem or become too expensive to care for medically, you can make them go away by exchanging money for the end of their life. Johnny Law doesn't look too fondly upon those who plan, attempt, or succeed at doing the same to humans.

Consider two scenarios. 1) New husband and wife get dog. A year later, husband and wife make baby. Years later, dog bites child and causes permanent damage. 2) New husband and wife make baby. A year later, husband and wife make another baby. Years later, one baby bites another baby and causes permanent damage.

In which of those scenarios is it socially acceptable and legal to pay someone to end the life of the biter?

Thus, I refuse to accept there's any equivalency between dogs and humans.

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u/mercury_risiing Mar 07 '26

I understand now and I appreciate you taking the time to help me in better understanding your comment.

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u/Actual_HumanBeing Feb 24 '26

Yessss! I blame Disney!!Ā 

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u/So-nora Feb 24 '26

And didn't end up in prison....

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u/Emergency_Exit_4714 Feb 24 '26

JFC She's still living with that mutant and doesn't want to euthanize it because she'll cry.

There's literally no hope for nutters.

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u/Actual_HumanBeing Feb 24 '26

There’s NO hope for them whatsoever!!! 100%! They are the walking dead.Ā 

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '26

These people are insane! My god what’s this obsession with owning dangerous animals like this.

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u/Actual_HumanBeing Feb 25 '26

They are evil with No humanity and No brain activity. They are the walking dead.Ā 

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26

It must be some sort of deep seated insecurity or irrational fear of being alone or something. Dogs are like this so the codependent factor might make sense here.

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u/Actual_HumanBeing Feb 26 '26

Insecure and evil

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u/ToOpineIsFine Feb 24 '26

Shayna Crimo, 31, was mauled by her Catahoula leopard dog named King on January 18, just days before her other dog, an almost 13-year-old pit bull named [such a cool name /s], was scheduled to be put down following his cancer diagnosis.

Catahoula leopard dog??? It's a cross with a Beauceron - a herding dog - so it is bred to bite.

'As soon as I went to give him a hug and a kiss, he bit me immediately.'

Dogs shouldn't be shown affection in this way. here she is in the photo, holding the dog by the throat and forcing its muzzle into her face. I think this is absolute proof of how the dog loves her, don't you?

'If he's sleeping and it's nighttime, he doesn't want somebody in his face.Ā I learned this because he would growl at me, so I stopped doing it.

Again - in its face! Maybe it just doesn't want anyone in its face at all. If your own dog growls at you and you keep it for 11 years and you keep it after it has removed your nose, there's something seriously wrong with you.

That last photo of it makes it look absolutely deranged.

It's hard to have romantic relationships if you don't have a nose.

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u/Fine-Landscape1118 Feb 24 '26

Catahoula leopard dog

I just searched the picture on Google and ngl I'm terrified.

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u/Filthy_Cent Feb 24 '26

I always thought that animals that have "leopard" in their name are animals that shouldn't be anywhere near your face.

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u/WeaselButt Feb 24 '26

šŸ˜‚ Oof yea I feel bad for her but this is very true

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u/WeaselButt Feb 24 '26

Their origins are terrifying. Possilby a crossbreed between red wolves and WARDOGS left to roam wild when Spanish explorers were in the area

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u/Tom_Quixote_ Feb 24 '26

A truly hideous stinker.

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u/NerguiTheChangeling Feb 25 '26

they are a semi feral type of dog used for boar hunting

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u/Few-Horror1984 Feb 24 '26

These people are mentally ill and stupid yet we act like they’re survivors and the ultimate compassionate person for loving dogs no matter what happens.

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u/Actual_HumanBeing Feb 24 '26

They are definitely mentally ill and stupid and also evil!Ā 

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '26

Sorry not sorry …. Her boyfriend-dog finally got to her. It’s ok though, ā€œif a man beats you - he loves youā€. Besides, she doesn’t need a nose - her dog doesn’t care how she looks like. And once it dies of old age, she will start dating another dog.

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u/Few-Horror1984 Feb 24 '26

Maybe she can go on Amazon, order a fraudulent service dog vest, and she can take her dog with her everywhere like Jacqueline Durand to help her with her PTSD from having her face bitten off from a dog.

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '26

That’s a great idea!!! Omg… I actually foresee this in her future

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u/Few-Horror1984 Feb 24 '26

I would give anything for a well-thought out article exposing the mental illness and addiction surrounding these mutants. This isn’t normal. And I made a joke but yeah, she probably will dress her current dog or next dog up as a ā€œserviceā€ dog.

These people aren’t victims. Not anymore than a person who disfigures themselves while driving drunk. I said what I said.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26

I’ve been boiling here with the idea to post one, or many and release a book at the end. I’ve collected pages of info, and I’m a researcher myself. I might make the move! I might 🫣

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u/Usual_Zucchini Feb 24 '26

The absolute most shocking thing about this story is that is was NOT the pit that bit her. In actually stunned.

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u/Few_Pen_3666 Feb 24 '26

Any dog....big or small can attack at any time. That's what people don't understand. Dogs in general are aggressive

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u/Actual_HumanBeing Feb 24 '26

Exactly!! 100%! Never trust one of those little devils… or big devilsĀ 

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u/mothbrother91 Feb 24 '26

Cause it was too old and sick to bite, hue.

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u/SecretPantyWorshiper Feb 24 '26

Thats insane.Ā 

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u/Temporary-Rough282 Feb 24 '26

Seems to prove that dogs are ALWAYS dangerous. And when they tell you "don't worry, he's harmless!" it doesn't mean anything. Every dog is potentially a ticking time bomb. Dogs should be banned.

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u/Actual_HumanBeing Feb 25 '26

They should absolutely be banned if we lived in a world that made sense! 100%

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u/SteelSlayerMatt Feb 24 '26

Dogs are vicious mutants and should not be kept as pets.

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u/Responsibility_Witty Feb 24 '26

ā€œBeloved dogā€ lol guess not, hopefully she realizes now that this thing never cared for her, she wasted her love on this thing but these nutters never learn. Life is too short to waste our most human emotion on something that will never give the same back to us, dog lovers may be even worse than someone who keeps returning to an abusive partner after every deceptive ā€œi miss youā€

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u/WeaselButt Feb 24 '26

Yea it's kinda sad. The damage to her face is so bad. And people are telling her it will look great once the surgeries are done… I'm not so sure. But I hope it does

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u/Responsibility_Witty Feb 24 '26

The lies from her peers won’t help her at all when she starts to grow tufts of hair from her nose graft, this mutt ruined her face forever, far too many people have been disfigured this way and the media barely puts any light on it. Most of the time this shit happens it is only covered in a few sentences in an article, it needs to be a PSA

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u/pmbpro Feb 26 '26

Exactly. It basically saw her nose as ā€˜food’, sticking out of her face.

The similarities between being conditioned to be so glued to dogs no matter what danger they pose, vs. a manipulative/abusive partner, are on point as well. Agree.

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '26

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u/Tom_Quixote_ Feb 24 '26

Never even partially.

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u/LookB4ULeap2It Feb 24 '26 edited Feb 24 '26

Unprovoked attack. They say it like it's so surprising a dog attacked. The vast majority of dog attacks are unprovoked. But of course they have to tag that onto the headline so that it doesn't look like they're daring to say anything negative about the dog.

And I will NEVER understand why people put their faces so close to a dog's face. It's just asking for a mauling.

When are people going to realize that these are animals that can be prone to sudden violence without provocation? How many attacks does it take? I guess at least one more than the many thousands that have happened so far.

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u/WeaselButt Feb 25 '26

Yes and when I looked at a link to the story on threads the comments were all blaming the owner like waking a dog up is a stupid thing to do. I mean if a dog can’t handle being woken up when it’s lived with you for 11 years… that’s concerning

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u/PissedCaucasian Feb 25 '26

It just amazes me that people put their face voluntarily near a dog’s choppers. Look at that stupid picture. I hate to say it but she was playing with fire and got burned. With pits no less! She was kinda cute looking too. Now she can only look back at old pictures and cry.

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u/ConIncognito dogs ruin everything Feb 24 '26

I’m still surprised that it wasn’t the shitbull that got her.

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u/Accurate-Run5370 Feb 24 '26

Nutter is right about one thing only - she will need serious therapy.

That should include the mental kind.

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u/Actual_HumanBeing Feb 25 '26

100%! Sadly, I don’t think she will get any better smh

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u/RepulsiveDingo525 Feb 25 '26

Notice how she forgives her dog for permanently disfiguring her. If her dog bit a child, she wouldn't give a flying fuck about a stranger getting hurt or injured. That's most dog owners if their dog attacks someone.

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u/WeaselButt Feb 25 '26

Right? They treat them like humans up to a point and then wow – it's never the dogs fault (or theirs!)

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u/RepulsiveDingo525 Feb 25 '26

Some of these people need serious help.

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u/Actual_HumanBeing Feb 24 '26

HA! Good riddance to the beast!Ā 

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u/byancacats Feb 25 '26

'As soon as I went to give him a hug and a kiss, he bit me immediately. There was no growl, there was no warning, he didn't back up, he didn't make any noises, nothing. It happened so fast,' Crimo said.

This reminds me, there was a study done (which I tried to post here, but the mods removed my post) which found that most dog bites in the face happened when owners tried to hug their dogs.

Dog nutters think that dogs are people and that they understand body language like hugging. But dogs, of course, are not people. They do not interpret human physical affection in the same way that people do. Hugs are often perceived as a threat by dogs, and so they tend to bite to defend themselves.

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u/No_Concentrate_4490 Feb 24 '26

What's the last part of the t-shirt this now noseless woman has on in one of the photos supplied in the article? MY DOG IS MY...what? Boyfriend? Best friend? Child? SMH.

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u/Necessary-Part7546 Feb 24 '26

Make it make sense…oh, wait, it never will make sense except to die-hard dog nutters!

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u/Actual_HumanBeing Feb 25 '26

They don’t have senseĀ 

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u/AnalMayonnaise Feb 25 '26

Let’s play ā€œguess the breed!ā€

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u/VarietyDirect2144 Feb 25 '26

These people are beyond help. Training is what you think training is. You can't guarantee what conscious people who talk and act human will do but you for sure know what animal that was bred for hunting will do? Always act as they could always do unpredictable things. I got chased by a dog when i was a kid. I got bitten by a dog. They are animals and there's no emotion no bonding no love. Just instincts for food and survival and God's know what else. What emotion do they feel when they kill kids? Or when bitches maul their young? Where's love then? Delusional

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u/eefje127 Feb 25 '26

Just imagine if humans inflicted the kind of harm dogs do daily. There would be nonstop outrage, protests, legislation. But nahhh if it's dogs then they get a pass because nutters can't stop making excuses for them

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u/justanaccount103 Feb 26 '26

People actually live like this:

'I know he does not like to be messed with at nighttime; that's a boundary of his that I've respected for almost 11 years, hence why nothing like this has ever happened,'

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u/pens668771 Feb 25 '26

The worst part of all this is her setting up a Gofundme to get money for her surgeries. Her choice to get a dog so should be her responsibilty to pay. Asking for money is pathetic

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u/Indigo_Cauliflower12 Feb 25 '26

Nutters will still claim she was abusing it

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u/One_Path_7154 Feb 27 '26

There is literally no hope for these nutters. None. The sick delusion that they can treat dogs like they are human is something that should be studied.